campbell&#039;s mushroom souphttp://www.nhm.org/nature/taxonomy/term/89/all
enBird's Nest Fungi, Exploding Eggs, and Mushroom Souphttp://www.nhm.org/nature/blog/birds-nest-fungi-exploding-eggs-and-mushroom-soup
<div>Yay! Today I documented the first bird's nest fungus, <em>Cyathus</em> sp., in the North Campus. For months, I have been looking forward to finding these fascinating, weird, and wonderful fungi. When North Campus Director Carol Bornstein told me she had found some, I immediately knew I had to blog about them.</div>
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</div><p><a href="http://www.nhm.org/nature/blog/birds-nest-fungi-exploding-eggs-and-mushroom-soup" target="_blank">read more</a></p>http://www.nhm.org/nature/blog/birds-nest-fungi-exploding-eggs-and-mushroom-soup#commentsbird's nest funguscampbell's mushroom soupCarol Bornsteinearthstar mushroomfungipuffballsstinkhornsBlogFri, 13 Jul 2012 04:52:00 +0000Lila Higgins688 at http://www.nhm.org/natureThanksgiving for Mushrooms!http://www.nhm.org/nature/blog/thanksgiving-mushrooms
<p>We're never going to spot a Wild Turkey in the North Campus, but I still wanted to post something related to the Thanksgiving holiday this week. Ah ha! Mushrooms, I thought. Not the Campbell's soup kind, but real honest-to-goodness wild mushrooms<span>—</span>like the ones that are popping up all over L.A. after our recent autumnal rains.In preparation for this blog post I went out searching for mushrooms in the North Campus. What I found was this:</p>
<p><a href="http://www.nhm.org/nature/blog/thanksgiving-mushrooms" target="_blank">read more</a></p>http://www.nhm.org/nature/blog/thanksgiving-mushrooms#commentscampbell's mushroom soupearthstar mushroomfungijack o'lantern mushroomLA mycological societymushroom foraymushroomspuffballthanksgivingwestern destroying angelBlogThu, 24 Nov 2011 03:49:00 +0000Lila Higgins680 at http://www.nhm.org/nature